Lowell General Hospital Chief Executive Officer Joseph “Jody” White announced today that he will retire in September 2023 after more than two decades of leadership at the Lowell, Massachusetts-based hospital. White first joined Lowell General Hospital as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer in 2003. He was later named President of Lowell General in 2013 and Chief Executive Officer of Circle Health and Lowell General in 2017.Lowell General Hospital Chief Executive Officer Joseph “Jody” White announced today that he will retire in September 2023 after more than two decades of leadership at the Lowell, Massachusetts-based hospital. White first joined Lowell General Hospital as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer in 2003. He was later named President of Lowell General in 2013 and Chief Executive Officer of Circle Health and Lowell General in 2017.
Injuries and ailments are common this time of year.
Circle Health Urgent Care is here for you with testing and treatment for a wide variety of medical conditions. Reserve your spot online at www.circle-health.org/urgentcare or walk in to any of our four locations.Injuries and ailments are common this time of year.
Circle Health Urgent Care is here for you with testing and treatment for a wide variety of medical conditions. Reserve your spot online at www.circle-health.org/urgentcare or walk in to any of our four locations.
The 2023 edition featured 31 of our talented physicians, up from 27 last year. A total of 190 doctors from across the Tufts Medicine system are in this year’s list.The 2023 edition featured 31 of our talented physicians, up from 27 last year. A total of 190 doctors from across the Tufts Medicine system are in this year’s list.
In anticipation of very cold temperatures beginning Friday, February 3, into Saturday, February 4, a Warming Center for all individuals will be available at the Lowell Senior Center, 276 Broadway Street. The Panas Training community room at the Dracut Police Department, 100 Loon Hill Road, will also be available as a Warming Station should anyone lose power and/or heat.In anticipation of very cold temperatures beginning Friday, February 3, into Saturday, February 4, a Warming Center for all individuals will be available at the Lowell Senior Center, 276 Broadway Street. The Panas Training community room at the Dracut Police Department, 100 Loon Hill Road, will also be available as a Warming Station should anyone lose power and/or heat.
Dr. Adam Weston provides some answers, and ways to keep you and your family healthy.Dr. Adam Weston provides some answers, and ways to keep you and your family healthy.
Getting your latest COVID-19 booster is a safe, effective, and powerful way to help your local caregivers this winter season.Getting your latest COVID-19 booster is a safe, effective, and powerful way to help your local caregivers this winter season.
This holiday season, there is so much for us all to celebrate. After several difficult years, families and friends are getting back to their holiday traditions. We feel more comfortable hugging our loved ones and gathering together in groups. For the first time in a long time, it feels like life is getting back to normal.This holiday season, there is so much for us all to celebrate. After several difficult years, families and friends are getting back to their holiday traditions. We feel more comfortable hugging our loved ones and gathering together in groups. For the first time in a long time, it feels like life is getting back to normal.
The most pressing health issues across Greater Lowell include mental health, chronic health and wellness, and substance use, according to the 2022 Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA).
The CHNA report was introduced at the Greater Lowell Health Alliance (GLHA) at its annual meeting on Friday, November 4 at Greater Lowell Technical High School, where 2022/23 grant recipients were also announced.The most pressing health issues across Greater Lowell include mental health, chronic health and wellness, and substance use, according to the 2022 Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA).
The CHNA report was introduced at the Greater Lowell Health Alliance (GLHA) at its annual meeting on Friday, November 4 at Greater Lowell Technical High School, where 2022/23 grant recipients were also announced.
Thanksgiving reminds us that even in challenging times, we have so much to be thankful for.Thanksgiving reminds us that even in challenging times, we have so much to be thankful for.
Most years, RSV blends in to the range cold-weather viruses that bring on a cough and the sniffles. But RSV can be dangerous to babies and young children, and a high rate of spread this year is leading to a rise in hospitalizations across the state. Dr. Jennifer Murzycki, Chief of the Pediatric Hospitalist Program, discusses what you and your family need to know to keep your young family safe.Most years, RSV blends in to the range cold-weather viruses that bring on a cough and the sniffles. But RSV can be dangerous to babies and young children, and a high rate of spread this year is leading to a rise in hospitalizations across the state. Dr. Jennifer Murzycki, Chief of the Pediatric Hospitalist Program, discusses what you and your family need to know to keep your young family safe.
Circle Health Urgent Care has once again received the Urgent Care Association (UCA) Accreditation designation, the highest level of distinction for an urgent care center. UCA Accreditation illustrates an organization’s overriding commitment to safety, quality and scope of services.Circle Health Urgent Care has once again received the Urgent Care Association (UCA) Accreditation designation, the highest level of distinction for an urgent care center. UCA Accreditation illustrates an organization’s overriding commitment to safety, quality and scope of services.
Did you know that we have a unique program that assesses breast cancer risk right at your screening mammogram? This is a benefit that you normally don’t find in a community hospital setting, and is a testament to Lowell General Hospital’s commitment to women’s health and cancer prevention.Did you know that we have a unique program that assesses breast cancer risk right at your screening mammogram? This is a benefit that you normally don’t find in a community hospital setting, and is a testament to Lowell General Hospital’s commitment to women’s health and cancer prevention.
